RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, JULY 27th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0 ; News and reports. 7.30; YV.E.A. session, Dr R. P. Anschutz (Lecturer’ in Philosophy, Auckland University College), “Famous Experiments i n Psychology : ‘l9th Century Experiments.’ ” 8.0: Suite, Studio Orchestra, ‘‘Three Dale Dances.” 8.33: 'Recorded play, “The Masterj piece.” 9.2 : Talk, “Episcopus”—“Under Tropic Skies.” 9.34 : Soprano, Madame Beatrice Elliott, “Morning Song” ; “Charity” • “Mayday Carol.” 2YA WELLINGTON. | 7.0: News anc reports. (2YC Auxiliary, 1010 kc. After-dinner Music > 7.30 ; W.E.A. session, A- D. Aiun.ro, ! M.Sc., Lecturer in Chemistry, Victoria University College, “This Chemical hj'a —Chemistry and Industry.”., 8.0: Recording, Manueilo arid his Orchestra, ‘‘Treasures from Schubert.” 8.16; Duet, Miss N. Gray and Mr L M. Cachemaille, ' ‘On Wing s of /Song.” i 8.37: Recording (humour), George Formby, “Running Round the Fountains in Trafalgar Square,” , , j 8,40: Leoturette, L. R, Palmer, M. A., Dip, Journalism, “Recent Arrivals.’’ 9,21: Duet, iMifig L, Vondorsloot and Mr C. Williams, “Lightly, Lightly,” 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. j 7.0: News ana report* ! 8.0 : Selected recordings I 8.14: ’Cello, Beatrice Harrison,' “The Garden of /Sleep.” j 8.36: Orchestra medley, the Tfouba- : dours, “Popular Songs of Yesterday.” 8.52; Humour, Will Fyffe, “A’m Fear’d for 'Mi’s McKie.” ' j 9.4: Talk, Mr John Patrick, “More Chinese Poetry.” 1 9.30; Piano ivith dance 'band, Peggy' CocErane, .“More Alusical C°medy Me-1 monies.” j 4YA DUNEDIN. w j 7.0: News and report* j 8.0: Recording, Beilin State Opera ! House Orchestra, “The Mastersingehs.” i 8.39: Piano, Mrs Clarice Drake,(“Bolero.” ' . . 8.45: Vocal trio, the Dulcians, “Bowl of Roses.” ' . 9.2: Talk, Mr H. Camp, “Sea Faring Yarns—‘The Humour of the - Cape Horn Shellback.’ ’* 9.30 • Dance music